Gabriel Gomez, GOP candidate for Sen., rejects 'people's pledge'
Gabriel Gomez said Markey has spent decades in Congress building up a campaign war chest of special-interest money. Gomez said it's the 'height of hypocrisy' for Markey to talk about a pledge to limit spending.
Gabriel Gomez said Markey has spent decades in Congress building up a campaign war chest of special-interest money. Gomez said it's the 'height of hypocrisy' for Markey to talk about a pledge to limit spending.
Republican U.S. Senate hopeful聽Gabriel聽Gomez聽is rejecting calls by Democratic challenger Edward Markey to sign a pledge to limit spending by outside groups on television, radio and Internet ads.
Gomez聽said Markey has spent decades in Congress building up a campaign war chest of special-interest money.聽Gomez聽said it's the "height of hypocrisy" for Markey to talk about a pledge to limit spending.
Markey has warned that without a pledge, groups like the National Rifle Association and the oil industry will pour millions of dollars into the race.
A similar pledge was signed last year by Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren in their U.S. Senate race. Markey and fellow Democrat Stephen Lynch also signed a pledge during their party primary, which Markey won.
The special election is June 25.